Current Work Sites

U.S. Army Research Institute for the Behavioral & Social Sciences

The mission of the U.S. Army Research Institute for the Behavioral & Social Sciences (ARI) is to maximize individual and unit performance and readiness to meet Army operational requirements through advances in the behavioral and social sciences. ARI is the Army's primary laboratory conducting research and analysis on personnel performance and training. Their focus is on the human element in the Army so that the research and analysis contributes to the entire life cycle of recruiting, selection, assignment, training, and mission performance. ARI provides new technology to meet the personnel and training challenges of the Army; conducts studies and analyses to address short-term issues and respond to emerging "hot topics;" and provides technical assistance on critical issues affecting all parts of the Army - the organization, the people, and the technologies for the future.

ARI's headquarters are located in Arlington, Virginia, and it has research sites in nine locations around the country. Consortium students serve in the following units:

Arlington Research Unit, VA (Basic Research)

Arlington Research Unit, VA, (Personnel Assessment)

Fort Benning Research Unit, GA (Institutional Training)

Fort Bragg Scientific Coordination Office (USASOC Coordination)

Fort Jackson Research Element, SC (Institutional Training)

Fort Leavenworth Research Unit, KS (Leader Development)

Fort Rucker Research Element, AL (Army Aviation Training)

Orlando Research Unit, FL (Technology-based Training)

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